락스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 천연기념물

The Serpent Stone is of unknown date, but certainly older than the cross on the top, which represents a (repeated) attempt to Catholicize the pagan symbol. Apparently, a feathered serpent is originally depicted.

The Pedra da Serpe, also known as the Serpent Stone, is an exceptional monument located near Corme, in the province of A Coruña, Galicia, Spain. This remarkable relief, sculpted from granite, occupies a unique place in the Western world. Its origins and worship date back millennia, making it a testimony of an ancient and lost tradition.

The Pedra da Serpe is a symbol of Christianization. The snakes (Celts) were a plague and were driven out of Galicia by the Christians.

A mysterious stone with a winged serpent in the middle of an intersection in Gondomil

Ascension is currently prohibited. The area is being renatured !

The sea has created a beach full of small glass crystals from glass bottles that were wildly discarded there in the 70s.

Between the Dunes and next to Monte Branco there is a path along which a hiking route runs from Ponteceso to A Barra beach.

Cruceiro, made of granite, which rests on a platform formed by a rough stone, not carved, with a snake engraved on its surface. The cross is formed by a shaft with a smooth quadrangular section, which supports a muxe cross with a quadrangular section, with beveled arms. There are theories about its link with a petroglyph converted into a cross in times of Christianization. Around the snake, on its pedestal, cups can be seen. Legend has it that it was Saint Adrián, patron saint of this parish, who freed this land from a plague of snakes, stamping his foot hard on the ground and making them all disappear, remaining enchanted under this stone.